News

The Weapon of Memory: A Brief Reflection

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Venezuela: Revolutionary Democracy’s Peaceful Rostrum

Venezuela: Revolutionary Democracy’s Peaceful Rostrum

Jan. 11 | Thoughts on Chavez’s attempts to extend his time in power, and the alleged suppression of opposition party organizing. by Marco McWilliams Venezuela is not the wild, wild... Read more »

Commentary

Black Students in Peril

Black Students in Peril

Jan. 25 | The revelation of systemic disproportional suspensions of black students in our nation’s school districts is disturbing and troubling on a number of layers beyond and above... Read more »

When Ghettos Become Verbs and We Concede Our “Wrongness of Being”

Jan. 17 | …the structure of Platonic discourse itself forced those who used it to accept a particular concept of social order. … In the very syntax of our... Read more »

Radio

Liberating Dr. King! The L’s Coming Mixtape: Real King, Real Politics, Real Beats w Sese

Jan. 13 | 10 hours before show time, its Dr. King’s birthday and the truly dope guest we had lined up cancelled last minute! What to do!?!? No worries.  Scoop... Read more »
Dr. King Liberated, But Not Black Youth

Dr. King Liberated, But Not Black Youth

Jan. 21 | We came back again this week with part two of The L’s Coming: Liberating Dr. King from DJ Sese and we talked with Dr. Joseph Richardson about the crisis of mass incarceration,... Read more »

the MC

The African World and Western Religion

The African World and Western Religion

Dec. 23 | We’ve compiled some of our most interesting discussions and writing on the subject of the African world and Western religion.  Our discussions and compiled audio attempt... Read more »

Unmanned Drones for the Homeland – Localizing Weapons of War

Nov. 7 | State and County governments across the country are slashing budgets for schools, healthcare, and infrastructure as the Obama administration continue to... Read more »

Black Agenda

Political Prisoners: Lessons for Occupationists and Us All

Dec. 14 | Mumia Abu Jamal’s life and work is testament to the need to put political prisoners at the top of the agendas of movements for change. “Political prisoners... Read more »
Can Blacks Criticize Barack Obama?

Can Blacks Criticize Barack Obama?

Jan. 9 | It is ironical that these African Americans chose a celebration of Martin Luther Jr. to blackball and silence Tavis Smiley because of his political critique of a Black leader who... Read more »

Blackademics

Azania, Hip-Hop and Politics in Freestyle

Azania, Hip-Hop and Politics in Freestyle

Jan. 2 |    Dr. Mark Bolden, aka “Hate,” aka “OBJuanCanHateMe,” puts politics to freestyle in Azania (colonially renamed “South Africa”).  Shout... Read more »

USA Militarizing Africa

Dec. 8 | “Militarizing Africa” – Part I of a four-part radio documentary series about the destructive impact of U.S. imperialism on Africa, featuring... Read more »

Headlines

Black Students in Peril

Jan. 25 | The revelation of systemic disproportional suspensions of black students in our nation’s school districts is disturbing and troubling on a number... Read more »
We Are NOT Our Own Worst Enemy

We Are NOT Our Own Worst Enemy

Jan. 26 | “And I don’t give a f#@k what Bill Cosby said ’cause the problem gon’ exist when Bill Cosby’s dead And I don’t think the revelation from the supreme... Read more »